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Ram says a nominated member of the Parliament can join a party as and when they wish. Ruhi says that a nominated member can only join a party within 3 months of his/her nomination.

Who do you think is right?

A

Ram is right.

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Ruhi is right.

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Both are right.

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D

Both are wrong.

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Solution

The correct option is D Both are wrong.
If the nominated member does not belong to any party, he/she can only join a party within 6 months of his/her nomination. If they join a party after that, they can be disqualified.

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